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Novice cosplayers perform a Left for Dead version of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” in the Masquerade at Anime Boston 2010. Anime Boston is a three-day conference on anime and anime culture that took place last weekend ...

Kresge Oval remains an expanse of bare dirt, devoid of grass for nearly four weeks. Norman H. Magnuson, Jr., manager of grounds for Facilities, said last week that the grass will be back and the field usable before Th...

On Saturday, Boston participated in the Second Annual International Pillow Fight Day along with over 150 other cities around the world. Organized by Banditos Misteriosos, the event attracted over 1,500 people with pil...

Jingyun Fan ’12 and Ana Lyons ’12 visit Times Square in New York City and bring The Tech.

Buildings can be seen on the North Miami Beach, located in Key Largo, Florida.

Protesters gather in front of the Capitol building on March 20 to oppose the new health care bill, which was signed into law later that week.

Motorcycles and bicycles are parked outside of Centraal Station in Amsterdam.

Butterflies rest in the Biodome in Montreal, Canada. Unlike in most zoos, the majority of animals in the Biodome are uncaged.

Korean drummers lead the march at an anti-war protest in Washington D.C. on March 20. The protest against the war in Iraq and Afghanistan was organized by the Act Now to Stop War and Racism coalition and Party for Soc...

MIT Ballroom Dance Team members Ran Yi and Jing Wang ’10 compete in the championship standard at the Harvard Invitational Ballroom Competition this past weekend.

Early on the morning of March 18th, a student fell from this roof hatch on the ninth floor of the Stata Center’s Dreyfoos Tower. The student lay immobilized for hours before being found by police around 8:30 a.m..

A stork stands on the coast of Key Largo, Florida.

The cruise ship Carnival-Fascination is docked at Nassau, The Bahamas on the evening of March 22.

From left: Kelly A. Strominger ’10 and Deborah C. Markham ’10 board the boat after snorkeling in the South West Bay off Nassau, The Bahamas on Tuesday, March 23.

A windmill is seen on the eastern outskirts of central Amsterdam.

Ana Lyons ’12 studies Frida Kahlo’s “Fulang-Chang and I” in New York’s Museum of Modern Art.